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Health Ministry issues norms to tackle monkeypox

The Ministry confirms that there are no reported cases as on date of the disease in India

The Hindu

Worrying outbreak of 'nose-bleed fever' as disease spreads at alarming rate

Iraq’s worst-ever detected outbreak of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever is causes people to bleed to death as officials struggle to contain the virus

Daily Mirror

People with monkeypox symptoms should not have sex, experts warn

Warning comes as UK cases rise to 179

The Independent UK

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Signs and symptoms of Monkeypox: What to look for and how it spreads

Tropical disease now detected in 30 countries including UK, US, Australia, Spain and Portugal

The Independent UK

Monkeypox: What we know about rare virus as more cases confirmed around globe

Tropical disease now detected in 23 countries including the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Spain and Portugal

The Independent UK

How worried should you be about monkeypox?

Almost 180 cases of rare tropical virus now confirmed in UK

The Independent UK

Stalked by hunger but fighting obesity: Kenya’s hidden food crisis

Three million Kenyans face hunger, yet by 2030 it is thought 1.4 million of the country’s children will be obese. Meet the professionals tackling the problem

The Guardian - UK

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Drinking moderate amounts of coffee could prevent early death, study says

Drinking moderate amounts of coffee could slash the risk of early death by up to 31 per cent, according to a new study.

Evening Standard

As UK Covid cases fall to lowest level for a year, what could the future look like?

With confirmed cases dropping as testing falls away, will the disease continue to remain in the background?

The Guardian - UK

Field training to resume for territorial defence students

The army will resume field training for territorial defence students in July, when the Public Health Ministry is expected to declare Covid-19 an endemic disease.

Bangkok Post

Long COVID signs overlooked in seniors

Though it affects them at higher rates, older adults with long COVID have received little attention

Salon

300,000 people in England still waiting for heart treatment thanks to pandemic

British Heart Foundation says urgent recovery plan to help already 'overwhelmed' cardiac services is needed

Wales Online

Eating better and moving more help reduce diabetes risk

DEAR DOCTORS: Does Type 2 diabetes run in the family? My dad and sister both have it, and I'm worried I'm next. We are a meat-and-potatoes family, and I've got a sweet tooth. I want to lose weight and eat healthier. Would a more plant-based diet help? What else can…

Bangkok Post

Cases of Monkeypox rise by over 70 in England in biggest increase since disease first identified in UK

People who may have had contact with someone with the disease should be risk assessed and may need to isolate for three weeks

Manchester Evening News

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The Independent UK

Monkeypox kills 9 in Congo; first death in Nigeria in 2022

Nigeria has recorded its first death from monkeypox in 2022 while Congo has confirmed nine deaths and 465 cases this year

Daily Mirror

'New physio trials a step in the right direction for adults struggling to walk'

Dr Miriam Stoppard looks at a new initiative that could help sufferers from peripheral artery disease

Daily Mirror

Rare skin-rotting disease leaves dad a prisoner in his own home as family plea for help

Former cab driver, Ian Foster, has been trapped in his own living room for the last two years and left unable to work after developing a rare condition

Daily Mirror

Monkeypox 'won't lead to pandemic' but medics unsure how it's spreading

Medics from the World Health Organisation (WHO) are confident the virus will not cause a pandemic, but are considering whether it should be categorised as a "potential public health emergency of international concern"

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Wales Online

Breast cancer breakthrough: Scientists discover link with type 2 diabetes

'No disease is an island because no cell lives alone'

Irish Mirror

Charlie Bird says he fears 'choking to death' as he opens up about his funeral plans

The former RTE broadcaster is battling Motor Neurone Disease

Radio France Internationale

Saving lives in Nairobi by vaccinating dogs against rabies

Veterinarians in Kenya are promoting rabies vaccinations for dogs in an effort to eradicate the disease in Nairobi, the capital, and to stave off the threat of the virus spreading in urban areas.

The Independent UK

WHO: Monkeypox won't turn into pandemic, but many unknowns

The World Health Organization’s top monkeypox expert said she doesn’t expect the hundreds of cases reported to date to turn into another pandemic, but acknowledged there are still many unknowns about the disease, including how exactly it’s spreading and whether the suspension of mass smallpox immunization decades ago may somehow…

Irish Mirror

Should Ireland be worried about a Monkeypox pandemic? Top expert gives resounding answer

Infectious Disease Specialist at the Royal College of Surgeons, Professor Sam McConkey, told Newstalk Breakfast what we can expect from the disease and how to ensure you don't catch it

Reuters

Unlikely monkeypox outbreak will lead to pandemic, WHO says

The World Health Organization does not believe the monkeypox outbreak outside Africa will lead to a pandemic, an official said on Monday, adding it remains unclear if infected people who are not displaying symptoms can transmit the disease.

The Times of India

World Multiple Sclerosis Day: Women are thrice as likely to develop Multiple Sclerosis than men

Majorly causing complications with vision, balance, muscle control and other bodily functions, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease that affects the brain spinal cord and the optic nerves. While the condition affects everyone (suffering from the condition) differently, some may have mild symptoms and may not require any treatment…

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